In this post, we’ll be discussing the Black Wasp. All wasps are more or less terrifying due to their painful stings, but this species of wasp should also be noted for its beauty. Nearly 600 million ...

As the weather edges toward winter, most wasps die out, including the workers, drones, and the current queen. Only future queens survive to hibernate through the winter. Those who make it will emerge ...

When temperatures reach around 50 degrees, the queen wasp comes out of hiding and starts looking for places to start her colony. The queens are hearty enough to survive the harsh winter months ...

If a wasp does sting you, Texas Parks and Wildlife suggests the following: Remove the stinger. Washing sting with soap and ...

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Welcome to all you need to know about the Red Wasp. Fly right in! Red Wasps are commonly found stinging insects in various parts of the world, recognized by their bright red and black coloring, and ...

Few people today know that the state of California owes its name to a legendary Black queen. Queen Calafia, a fictional character, who first appears in Las Sergas de Esplandían, a medieval romance ...

A photo released by the Vatican from the audience showed that the Queen, 77, wore a black dress with some signature jewelry for the 20-minute meeting with the 88-year-old leader of the Catholic ...

Princess Charlene teamed her white outfit with red lipstick to meet the pope in 2016 Since King Charles II is the head of the Anglican Church, his wife Queen Camilla was required to wear black ...

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Rosie O’Donnell shared a glimpse into her and her 12-year-old Clay’s lives in Ireland, three months after moving away from ...